[release-0.2] images: fix the tagging docker images build from new tags #146
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When docker image workflow is triggered based on the new tag push which usually includes v as prefix, the workflow drops the v prefix. As such, when v0.2.0 tag is pushed to GitHub, we end up with 0.2.0 tags in the docker images. This commit fixes the workflow to keep the v prefix. Signed-off-by: Feruzjon Muyassarov <[email protected]>
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When docker image build workflow is triggered based on the new tag push which usually includes v as prefix, the workflow drops the v prefix. As such, when
v0.2.0tag is pushed to GitHub, we end up with0.2.0tags in the docker images. This commit fixes the workflow to keep the v prefix. Currently, our deployments are taggingv0.2.0tags for the plugins while published images don't include thevand deployment are failing.